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An April agreement between the New Jersey Economic Development Authority and Orsted Offshore North America has cleared a path for Ocean Wind 1, the Garden State’s inaugural offshore wind development, a boon to Gov. Phil Murphy’s vision of achieving 100 percent clean energy for the state by 2050.

A recent audit of the Red Bank Education Foundation’s financial records has generated criminal allegations against its former treasurer and one-term borough council member Hazim Yassin.

year’s totals, and no tax increase, the majority of Two River-area municipalities are nearing the conclusion of their own budgetary processes, certifying spending plans with a multitude of intriguing takeaways.

An applicant witness was prodded by concerned residents and a zoning board official during a continued hearing for The Enclave, a dementia center proposed for the Potter’s Farm property situated between Red Hill Road and The Garden State Parkway.

A unanimous May 3 Holmdel Planning Board decision approved a contentious affordable housing development near the Laurel Avenue border of Hazlet.

Since 2014 U.S. Air Force veteran Richard Gough has dedicated himself to sifting through forgotten urns and abandoned boxes of cremains to identify and provide a military burial for more than 100 veterans and spouses of veterans. A new film highlights his team's efforts.

Political leaders and legal counsel from neighboring boroughs traded counterpoints and contrasting opinions during a special meeting regarding the potential regionalization of students from Highlands, Atlantic Highlands and Sea Bright.

ED BANK – Borough charter study commissioners are mulling the recommendation of a particular form of government following a Phase II meeting with state official Edward Sasdelli.

SEA BRIGHT – Though survey results showed 73 percent of respondents favored the formation of a regionalized school district composed of students from Atlantic Highlands, Highlands and Sea Bright, there is still plenty of discussion to come before the notion is considered for a public referendum.

Multiple settlements with the pharmaceutical development corporation Johnson & Johnson and other opioid distributors have yielded a $641 million payout to the state, which acting Attorney General, Matt Platkin, and Gov. Phil Murphy announced will be used on treatment, prevention and strategies to combat the opioid epidemic.